Kiwanis Hole-In-One Tourney Set at North Hills Course
Corry Kiwanis Club announces a two day Hole-In-One Tournament at North Hills Course on August 22 and 23. Play runs 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday with a 100 dollar first ace prize and five dollars for each non ace. all equipment supplied and open to all skill levels.
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Canadian DETAWA alias named sports director in Baltimore
Lenny Moore former Baltimore Colts star was named sports director of WSID Baltimore yesterday. Moore played in the NFL and now moves into broadcasting overseeing sports coverage at the radio station.
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Gibson Sets New Major League Strikeout Record In 14-Inning Win
Cardinals ace Bob Gibson pitched 14 innings to a 4-4 win over the Padres, notching his 16th victory and breaking the season strikeout record with 200 K. Carl Taylor’s bases loaded walk provided the winning run as Gibson's 210 total Ks edged past Walter Johnson and Rube Waddell. Dodgers, Mets, and other teams won in a busy MLB slate, with Parker scoring the tiebreaking run and Sizemore continuing a hot hitting streak for Los Angeles.
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Oakland A's Camping On In West Race
Oakland Athletics were tipped as contenders last weekend but now are stalling in the AL West race. The team faces pressure to rebound as the season progresses, with fans watching for a spark from key players and improved pitching depth.
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CJ Wins Last Regular Game Of LI Action
Corry Jamestown, heading District One as top team, beat VFW 7-3 to close its regular season. Mike Cragg pitched the win. Bill Jones took the loss as CJ’s five-run fifth turned the game. Tim Wetmore led CJ with three hits, while Rosy Caruso and Kevin Ross added two safeties each. CJ now prepares to face French Creek Valley and Minnesota’s strong team in a key district showdown in Saegertown.
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Lukac Accepts Susquehanna Coaching Job Leaves Corry CAHS
Joe Lukac resigns from Corry Area High School after four years as an assistant football coach to take the defensive back duties and recruitment role at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove. He leaves a void for basketball coach Ed Partch and follows a trend of staff departures as CAHS confirms the change.
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FUMC Wins Sees Top Spot in Church Softball League
In a clutch finish at Camp Perry and elsewhere, First United Methodist Church edged the Catholics 8 8 in a tense league game to secure the top seed for the church softball playoffs. Ed Swanson delivered the winning run with two outs in the final inning as Bob Marsh pitched a strong game for FUMC. The Catholics led early but were shut out after the fourth inning. Later, a separate report notes Army Reserve captain David Ross from Woodbury winning the national small bore rifle prone championship with a four day total of 6396.
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